I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO COOK. Bold period underline for emphasis. Okay I'm probably exaggerating but the real reason is sheer laziness and trauma to burns. But I wanted to treat Ryan and his friends for a simple but special afternoon snack. I thought about going the easy way out and ordering through a delivery service, but I wanted something more personal somehow. Something I actually prepared myself.
According to my foodie friends, there's no easier way to impress and satisfy guests than with a scrumptious cheese platter!
On recent blogger events that I've been to, I notice they lay out a delicious spread of fruits, cured meat, assortment of cheeses, biscuits and wine. A grazing table. It's basically the eye-candy of the dining world and trending everywhere. Each grazing table flatlay looks amazingly photogenic as well! A feast for both the eyes and the stomach. It looks complicated but it's actually easy to prepare (I think LOL) so A GRAZING TABLE IT IS FOR RYAN AND HIS FRIENDS!
Crackers – Saltines and round buttered crackers are my fave!
A perfect simple table consists of different flavors and textures. The sweetness of the fruits accompanies the saltiness of the cheese. The crisp texture of the crackers blends well with the cheese's soft creaminess! If you have a bigger budget. GO WILD!
MAKE SURE YOU BUY QUALITY CHEESE and DAIRY! Now you may get overwhelmed like I did when you go inside a supermarket. With all the brands in different packaging. How can you be sure what you'll be getting is top quality? Find the ones with the Real California Milk Seal. Because when you see the Real California Milk Seal you'll feel good that the product is certified made using 100% Real California Milk . Here's why.
Did you know that California is home to 1,300 dairy farms where 99% of which are family-owned? Northern California's climate offers a lot of pasture-based grazing while in sunny Central and Southern California, farms use free stall barns.They make sure that the cows are happy and healthy. Because stressed cows produce little to no milk at all. Fans and misters keep the cows cool, and they have access to shade, food and water 24/7.
California is the country's leading producer of milk, ice cream, butter, nonfat dry milk and whey protein concentrate and is the second largest producer of cheese and yogurt!


Field Trips will include three tours on the grounds of the Arboretum. Children in grades 2-5 will tour through one of the many Arboretum paths, Westbrook Manor and the Community Supported Agricultural (CSA) Farm. All tours are presented by educators and experienced docents.
The Farm is located on 14 acres of tillable soil, adjacent to the estate's original barn, on land that was the former cow pasture of the Bayard Cutting Estate. It is the only Community Supported Agricultural Farm in the New York State Park System. Students will tour the garden and meet our free range chickens.
School Bus Parking Fee: There is a $35 school bus fee for Field Trips booked between Memorial Day and Labor Day. There is no charge for school buses prior to Memorial Day or after Labor Day.
Deposit/Confirmation: A non-refundable deposit of $25 per class must be received within two weeks of booking in order to hold your reservation.
Please do not bring cash.


Termites can destroy a person's home within a few years making them one of the most dangerous pests. A home can be one of the largest investments that a person can make so it is important that they know ways to protect themselves against termites.
One of the biggest advantages that termites have is that most people aren't aware of how to protect themselves against infestation. The first step would be to verify that there is a termite infestation. Some signs of infestation are floors that sag, damage to the foundation that causes holes, and any random holes that are found in the foundation or wood. If you find a hole in the foundation take a screwdriver and push it through the wood. If the wood appears to have lost its strength and falls apart easily, there is a possibility that there is a termite infestation. You can also look for termite droppings near any of the holes. When looking for termite waste, look for pellets that are wood colored.
Once you have verified that you have a termite infestation, you need to find out what types of termites you are dealing with. The two different types of termites are drywood termites and subterranean termites. Typically you will find the subterranean termites in coastal areas and warm areas while the drywood termites are found pretty much anywhere. The subterranean termites are also typically located both in the soil and the wood while the drywood typically only infests the wood of your hone. It is important to understand what type of termites you are dealing with because the subterranean termites may need a different type of method of treatment. They can also do a lot more damage than the drywood termites.
There are methods with trying to get rid of the termites by yourself without pest control. Place down a wet cardboard strips and stack them on top of each other in an area that you think termites would be. Termites are attracted to the cardboard and will attract hundreds of them. Once the board is covered with termites you will need to burn the cardboard. Although this method needs to be repeated many times it is also necessary to know that this will not solely resolve your termite issue. You will need to make sure this method is used in conjunction to other methods.
Another method that can be completed without professional help would be to buy beneficial nematodes. These can be found at your local garden store or through an online purchase. The beneficial nematodes will kill the termite's host within about 48 hours. You can also keep the nematodes in your house for an extended period of time if you find that you haven't used them. They need to be stored in the refrigerator until they are ready to be used.
If termites are located on a removable piece of wood, you can place it in the sun. Termites survive in dark areas. Keep the item in the sunlight as long as you are able to. The preferable minimum time keeping the piece of wood in the sun is about 2 or 3 days. This will allow the sunlight and the heat to kill the termites off. This method should also b used as a combination method for best results. If you are unable to use the sunlight option, freezing is a good alternative. You can place the item in a large freezer for the same amount of time and the termites will also die.
If the infestation has started to cause noticeable damage or you haven't had success with trying different methods at home, you may need to contact a professional to come out and help with the infestation. You should always check into the reputation of the professional company before moving forward with them. It's important to understand that the company may need to come out several times for follow-up treatment to make sure the termites remain gone.
Once you have gotten rid of the termites, you should take precautions to protect yourself from getting them again. Following simple steps such as only keeping necessary wood on your property and discarding any extra property will help. Go through your house and check for any cracks. Any cracks should be sealed and kept dry. Finally, you can contact Green Home Pest and establish a treatment schedule for your home and make sure that you maintain your treatment schedule regularly.


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What You Need to Know About West Nile Virus
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the leading cause of mosquito-borne illness in the United States is West Nile Virus. In 2018, New Jersey reported 61 cases of West Nile Virus, including three deaths in Bergen County. The CDC reports that nationwide in 2019, 10 cases of West Nile Virus had been reported as of June 25th.
West Nile Virus was discovered in the United States in 1999, and is most commonly spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. Mosquitoes become infected with the virus through feeding on birds who are already carrying the virus.
The mosquitoes then transmit the virus to humans by biting them. According to the CDC, 8 out of 10 people infected with West Nile virus typically do not develop any symptoms of the virus. Those who do develop symptoms experience a high fever, headache, disorientation, muscle weakness, neck stiffness, and more.
If you think you are experiencing symptoms of West Nile Virus, see your primary care provider, as they can order tests for West Nile Virus. There is no vaccine for West Nile Virus, however, you can use over-the-counter pain relievers to relieve some of the symptoms, including fever. If you are diagnosed with a severe case of West Nile Virus, you may need to be hospitalized during recovery.
The virus is not spread by coughing, touching, or sneezing. It also cannot be transmitted by touching live animals or handling infected birds, alive or dead. If you are handling a dead animal, the CDC recommends that you avoid bare-handed contact.
To protect yourself and your family from mosquito bites, there are several things you can do:
-Use insect repellant that contains at least one of the active ingredients registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These include DEET, oil of lemon eucalyptus (OLE), 2-undecanone, IR3535, picaridin, and para-menthane-diol.
-Follow instructions when applying insect repellant to children, including not using repellant on children younger than 2 months.
-When heading outside, especially to a heavily wooded area, wear long-sleeved shirts and pants.
If you or someone you know is needing care for West Nile Virus, please visit https://pascackmedicalgroup.com/ to find a Primary Care Provider.
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Mama Mummy Mum: One Week of Shredtober Done!
One Week of Shredtober Done!
Here I am day 8 of the Shredtober challenge. That is one week done and dusted and I have to say I am feeling better for it. I think exercising does tend to make me feel more awake and energised.
I have done the 30 day shred every day since the 1st of October and I have also been doing 50 squats and bicep curls a day too.
Diet wise I have mainly stuck to the same foods I normally eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner, keeps it simple and easier to stick to, the only change I've really made is less snacking on junk. I have a protein shake after working out and I drink green tea every day. I have been drinking the green tea for a couple of months now and I think it has helped with the weight loss so would recommend others trying it.
For me personally when I look in the mirror, I can't really see a significant change although when I tense my arms, there is definitely some muscle definition starting to appear.
Overall a small change from last weeks initial measurements. I'm actually surpsrised to see any loss after only a week so I am extremely impressed, this has given me a little boost to keep going. The ladies in the Shredtober group have also been a fantastic support!!
So have any of you taken up the challenge? How has it been going for you?


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I was Inspired by the Qur'an- Ibraheem Dooba, Author Of Rhymes From Africa.
The Arts-Muse Fair Blog in collaboration with AMAB Books last weekend in Minna, Niger state hosted a book reading and signing of Dr. Ibraheem Dooba's new book, Rhymes From Africa. Paul Liam, Poet, Essayist, Literary Columnist and Critic who attended the book chat writes about his impression of the event.
By Paul Liam
Minna is gradually reclaiming its former glory as the "Literary capital of Northern Nigeria", all thanks to the innovative interventions of quality minds like Aminu S. Muhammad, who, with his Art-Muse-Fair News Blog, is bringing a new dynamism to the promotion of creative expressions and Nurdin Busari, whose publishing house and functional bookshop, AMAB Books Ltd, are taking the business of literary propagation to a new dimension in Minna and across the country. Working together, the duo is actively creating a vibrant corporate image for the enterprise of literature and arts administration in Niger state by re-invigorating the literary culture amongst the people. At the rate they are going, we may soon have a Book and Arts Festival in Minna.
Last weekend, on Saturday the 16th of December, 2017, the above mentioned Literary outfits in a joint effort, thrilled literary lovers in the city of Minna to an unforgettable evening of intellectual intercourse. The event was a guest author reading and book chat, staged to introduce to the public the newest book in town, Rhymes From Africa and its author Dr. Ibraheem Dooba, a communication expert, former Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Niger State and a Harvard Alumnus.
The event, which held at the AMAB Bookshop, No 1 Himma Schools road, Minna, witnessed a turn out that surprised even the organisers, who obviously did not anticipate the large turnout of bookworms at the occasion.
The programme was slated to start by 4pm, but could not commence on the exact time even as guests were already seated. The organisers had to wait a little for one of the biggest fishes in the Minna literary river, Mallam Abdullahi Ismaila, the moderator of the book discussion. Ismaila is a lecturer with the Department of English and Literary Studies, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. He arrived from Zaria few minutes after the programme had started.
A cross section of guests at the Book chat
The Moderator opened the programme with a discussion on what informed the author's incursion into children literature given that children literature is relatively a virgin aspect of Nigerian literature yet to be fully explored. Responding, Dooba informed the audience that his love for children literature was chiefly influenced by his childhood encounter with books. He however stressed that one of his most remarkable influences has been the beautiful verses of the Holy Quran. He also said that even as a science student in secondary school he took Literature while his peers took Geography subject, which was the appropriate option for science students.
Abdullahi Ismaila (right), moderating the Book chat
Dooba narrated that as a secondary school student, he was part of a team that participated in literary activities even though his principal had once instructed his teacher not to include him on the team that represented his school at a particular literary event in Minna. According to him, "My teacher disobeyed Father's (the Principal) instructions and took me along with him. I don't know why he did that but it was one of the turning points of my love for literature."
The Author and BM Dzukogi
The book chat session which lasted for about forty minutes, was soon followed by a review of the book by BM Dzukogi. Dzukogi analysed the book, highlighting the different features of the book including what he considered its highs and lows. Dzukogi was overly prescriptive in his analysis. He found the title of the book a bit mundane and critiqued the themes explored in it, saying that African children could hardly reconcile the beauty of Africa portrayed in the book to their actual realities. In his postulation, he asserted, "Abubakar Gimba managed to be a poet," while giving his tribute to other poets in Minna. Of course, Ismaila had earlier posited that Niger state and Minna in particular is a city of poets, and Dooba was the newest addition to the fold.
Dr. Ibraheem Dooba explaining a poem at the Book chat
In his reaction, the guest author rejected Dzukogi's call to change the title of the book, saying that he intends to publish more books under the same title. He also said that indeed Africa is beautiful, "Africa is beautiful to children." He went ahead to describe the beautiful planes and greenery that traverse the African earth at the beginning of rainfall as pointers to the beauty of Africa.
Muhibb Aslu contributing to discussions on the book
Other guests were equally reacted to the book discussion. Muhibb Aslu in his submission commended the author for citing the Quran as his source of inspiration saying that morals in the holy book would definitely be reflected in the book and that children would derive wisdom from reading same. He also commended the author for his concern towards children. Others who spoke also supported the author's decision to retain the title of the book, commending it as being apt. However, BM Nagidi decried some of the poems as not suitable for children. He doubts if he would want his children to read some of them.
The guest author also submitted that the poems are to be produced into audio-visual forms to enable children chant and enjoy them. There were remarks bothering on the language of the work as been a little too advanced in some of the poems for children. The author defended the level of the language used in the book, saying that instances of complex vocabulary does not necessarily obstruct the flow of meaning that the children were expected to discern from reading the book and that such words are meant to also build the vocabulary of the readers.
The author flanked by the organizers of the Book event
The generous guest author offered to pay for anyone who really wanted to own a copy of the book but could not afford it. His offer was greeted with unanimous applause. Of course considering the 'change complex' many could not afford the book, which was sold for a thousand naira. Gradually the event drew to a beautiful close with a book signing session which culminated into a short break that saw people trooping into the nearby mosque to say the evening prayers.
The author and Nana Sule
The event was anchored by the young, delectable, emerging female MC, Nana Sule, who did a beautiful job. Her boldness stood out like an eagle in the sky. Notable writers and guests who graced the event included Awal Idris Evuti, Bilkisu Abdulaziz, Banma Baba Sulaiman, Awal Gata, Isyaku Bala Ibrahim (Nupe writer), Abubakar Akote, Fodio Ahmed (1pen kawai), Prof. Abiodun Musa Aibinu and late Abubakar Gimba's daughter, Haj. Aisha Gimba.
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I don't know why I even bring it up again, but somehow it just makes me angry. I've had a hotmail account for ages, and I had it even before Microsoft decided to buy the service. Now, back then I didn't know too much about the Internet, so I can't say if Hotmail would have sucked as much as it does now, but its current state is simply unbearable. Robert Scoble, famed Microsoft blogger, yesterday posted a piece on Hotmail and the advantages it has over a service like GMail (from a marketing perspective). I've been reading Scoble on and off, and while most of what he writes has absolutely no relevance to me, I'm almost always irritated by the things that have. One of those things that irritate me is his unconditional love for Hotmail, which is clearly going down compared to most other webmail services, especially GMail.
When GMail started its beta service offering 1 GB of storage, Hotmail was quick to announce that they'd update every account to 250 MB of storage. Of course, that's not as much as 1 GB (well, today it's more than 2 GB at GMail), but it showed good will. My account hasn't seen that upgrade until today, and it's been about a year since their announcement. So, what gives? What the hell is wrong with these people? And what is wrong with people who think that getting more users per day is more important than actually providing a good service? Well, I guess that's a question only a marketing guy like Scoble can answer.


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It's 2019, hun. Podcasts are a thing and it's time you get on board!
I can't tell you how many times I've told someone about a great podcast episode I just listened to (or about one of the game changing episodes of my podcast, Deeper Than Work), only for them to tell me that they have no idea what a podcast is or how to listen to one.
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It's best to listen to podcasts on a mobile app.
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The Deeper Than Work podcast can be found on most podcasting apps.
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dél-koreai válogatott labdarúgó, jelenleg a Kashiwa Reysol játékosa.

Pályafutása

Klubcsapatban
A Csonnam Dragons csapatánál nevelkedett és lett profi játékos. 2013. január 30-án leigazolta az angol Queens Park Rangers, innen 2013-ban a Doncaster Rovers , majd 2016-ban a Charlton csapatának adták kölcsönben. Szeptember 12-én ingyen került a dán Brøndby IF-hez, de december 9-én felbontották a szerződését. 2017. január 6-án aláírt a japán Kashiwa Reysol együtteséhez.

A válogatottban
A 2014-es labdarúgó-világbajnokságon tagja volt a válogatott keretének.

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Jun Szogjong profilja a Transfermarkt oldalán

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Congratulations judokas! Keep up the hard work and win gold next year!
Also congratulations to David Melkonian for the 7-th place in -50kg U18 category.
Congratulations to all athletes and parents who participated and won medals in the 2017 Intrernational Frankfurt Adler Cup in Germany!
1754 participates came to Frankfurt from 27 countries, Taifu Judo Club brought four Judokas to Germany.
We took 5 medals in two days of the competitions: 3 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze.
Congratulations to all judokas who helped to prepare and trained hard to make this happen!
TRAIN HARD, NEVER GIVE UP!


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Japan regional gov'ts request state of emergency
TOKYO — Several regional governments in Japan have asked for a state of emergency declaration like the one issued by the prime minister to the Tokyo area to stem the surging rise in coronavirus cases.
The heads of Osaka, Kyoto and Hyogo prefectures in central Japan relayed their request to Yasutoshi Nishimura, the minister in charge of coronavirus measures, in an online conference call on Saturday, Osaka Gov. Hirofumi Yoshimura told reporters.
There was no immediate decision, but the government panel of medical experts will study the situation, Yoshimura said.
Japan's state of emergency, which kicked in Friday for Tokyo and nearby Kanagawa, Saitama and Chiba, centers around asking restaurants and bars to close at 8 p.m. It lasts for a month but can be extended.
Gifu Prefecture announced its own monthlong state of emergency Saturday. Other prefectures may follow suit.
Japan has recently seen more than 7,000 new cases a day, with Tokyo's daily cases topping 2,000. Overall, Japan has confirmed more than 270,000 cases, including over 3,900 deaths.
— With virus surging, Biden to speed release of COVID vaccines
— U.S. tops 4,000 daily deaths from coronavirus for 1st time
— WHO: Rich nations, vaccine firms should stop bilateral deals
— London's mayor has declared the capital's COVID-19 situation to be critical, reflecting deteriorating conditions for beleaguered hospitals, as the country recorded its highest daily death toll in the pandemic.
— Greece has extended a two-month lockdown by at least one week, through Jan. 18, and announced plans to increase the number of people getting COVID-19 vaccines from 5,000 to 8,000 per day.
— New research suggests the COVID-19 vaccine made by Pfizer and BioNTech can still work against a mutated coronavirus.
BEIJING — COVID vaccine shots will be free in China, where more than 9 million doses have been given to date, health officials in Beijing said Saturday.
"Ordinary people will not need to spend a penny," Zheng Zhongwei, a National Health Commission official, said at a news conference.
The announcement cleared up confusion from a news conference nine days ago at which Zheng said it would be affordable, and a more senior official, Vice Minister Zeng Yixin, jumped in to say it would be free.
The costs will be covered by a national medical insurance fund and government funds. About 7.4 million shots have been given since a drive began Dec. 15 to inoculate medical and transport workers and other key groups ahead of Lunar New Year, a major holiday in mid-February. More than 1.6 million shots had been given in previous months.
Zeng, the vice minister, said the specific timing for a visit by a WHO expert team on the origins of the virus is being determined and that it would be joined by Chinese experts in Wuhan, the city where cases of the new coronavirus were first detected in late 2019.
WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus expressed disappointment earlier this week that the Chinese side had not finalized the needed permissions for the visit. Two team members who were already en route had to turn back. Tedros said in Geneva on Friday that he expects the dates to be set next week.
BEIJING — Chinese authorities are asking residents in two cities south of Beijing to stay home for seven days as they try to stamp out a coronavirus outbreak in which more than 300 people have tested positive in the past week.
According to official notices on social media, the cities of Shijiazhuang and Xingtai in Hebei province are restricting people to their communities and villages and have banned gatherings.
Hebei reported 14 newly confirmed cases in the latest 24-hour period, bringing the total in the outbreak to 137. It has found 197 other people without symptoms who also tested positive. China does not include asymptomatic cases in its confirmed count.
Beijing is requiring workers from Hebei to show proof of employment in Beijing and a negative virus test before entering the capital.
MEXICO CITY — Mexico has posted its third straight day of a new high for coronavirus infections, with 14,362 newly confirmed cases and a near-record of 1,038 more deaths.
The country has now topped 1.5 million total infections and over 132,000 deaths so far in the pandemic.
The country's extremely low testing rate means that is an undercount, and official estimates suggest the real death toll is over 180,000.
Officials say 6,623 people were vaccinated against the coronavirus Friday, a rate similar to previous days.
Mexico has received only about 107,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine, and has pinned much of its hopes on cheaper, easier-to-handle vaccines made by China's CanSino, though that vaccine has not yet been approved for use.
SAN DIEGO — San Diego County is opening what it calls a "vaccination super station" that aims to inoculate up to 5,000 health care workers daily with a coronavirus vaccine.
The effort that begins Monday is one of the most ambitious yet in California to accelerate the pace of vaccinations that Gov. Gavin Newsom said this week was "not good enough." Only about 1% of California's 40 million residents have been vaccinated against the virus.
Medical crews from the University of California, San Diego, will operate the station in a parking lot near the downtown baseball stadium.
Health care workers will remain in their vehicles while they are given the shot and then will be asked to remain on-site for 15 minutes to be monitored in case of any allergic reaction.
MISSION, Kan. — Kansas state prisons, which have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, will be given priority in the next phase of vaccinations.
Officials have reported 5,320 coronavirus infections in the state's prison system, which houses about 8,600 inmates. In addition, 1,076 prison employees have tested positive. Thirteen inmates and four staff members have died.
Gov. Laura Kelly said Thursday that inmates will be vaccinated after health care workers and residents of long-term care facilities. She says the prisons are being prioritized based on guidance from doctors and public health experts.
The second vaccination phase also will give priority to people 65 and older and critical workers such as firefighters, law enforcement officers, meatpacking employees, grocery store workers, teachers and child care workers.
ALBANY, N.Y. — Faced with mounting criticism over the slow pace of the coronavirus vaccine rollout, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says that starting next week, the state will allow a much wider swath of the public to get inoculated, including anyone age 75 or older.
The governor warned Friday that initially, the supply of vaccines available to people other than health care workers and nursing home patients will be very limited.
Cuomo says a beefed up statewide distribution network will include pharmacies, doctors' networks and county health departments. The 3.2 million New Yorkers newly eligible for the vaccine includes teachers, first responders and public safety workers.
The announcement came as many local officials argued it was time to distribute the vaccine beyond health care workers.
CHICAGO — Some in-person instruction at Chicago public schools will resume Monday for the first time in months, and the city's mayor and school chief are warning teachers that their absence will have consequences.
About 6,500 students are expected Monday, still a fraction of the nation's third-largest district.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Friday that remote learning "is not sustainable, not over the long term, because it does not serve every student equally, especially those students who are younger, who require additional help and support and simply don't have access to a sustainable learning environment."
The Chicago Teachers Union said many schools still carry risks for the coronavirus. Attendance by teachers this week has been uneven.
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Camping du Trégor
Between land and sea, it's great to feel good!
Rated campground in Plougasnou
Everyone agrees that "Joel is really nice". He always does so much to preserve the quiet, family character of his campsite.
"Pick your pitch." Here, on the edge of the village of Plougasnou, it's easy to feel at home. It's like a big garden with lots of trees, 2 km from the sea. There's the vegetable patch where herbs are picked, the room with a table and fridge that campers can use, hens that eagerly peck up any leftover food... Very quickly, holidaymakers get to know one another and chat around the barbecue or the local produce that Joel fetches from the neighbouring farmers. If he has time, he'll even take you... Read more
"Pick your pitch." Here, on the edge of the village of Plougasnou, it's easy to feel at home. It's like a big garden with lots of trees, 2 km from the sea. There's the vegetable patch where herbs are picked, the room with a table and fridge that campers can use, hens that eagerly peck up any leftover food... Very quickly, holidaymakers get to know one another and chat around the barbecue or the local produce that Joel fetches from the neighbouring farmers. If he has time, he'll even take you shellfish collecting. That's something you can try between walking in Morlaix Bay, relaxing and exploring the tourist attractions. Keen walkers can take the GR 34 coastal path. Those who like harbour towns can head for Roscoff or Perros-Guirec. Nature lovers can explore the Monts d'Arrée mountains. There's something for everyone!
Outskirts of town
Nearby trekking route
Accommodation : 6 Rental(s)
Water connections
Camper van all-in package, 1 day (2 adults, 1 pitch, 1 camper van)
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130 route de Cosquérou
29630 Plougasnou
www.campingdutregor.com


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Chasing The Storm in 2019-20
Road trips are already being planned, as the SPHL recently released the 2019-20 season. With fewer games against their closest rivals, the Quad City Storm will spend more time on the road seeing more distant foes.
Anna Headley
MOLINE, Ill. — Road trip planning has officially begun, as the SPHL released the schedule for the 2019-20 season. In a league of only ten teams, familiarity comes quickly between rivals, especially with travel budgets keeping road trips short. In their sophomore season, the Quad City Storm will be seeing more of distant rivals and less of familiar foes.
In comparison to last season, the Storm and Peoria Rivermen will only see each other 12 times — five times less than last year, including the preseason match-up. The next most common adversary for the Storm in the upcoming year will be the Evansville Thunderbolts, who will scuffle with the Storm ten times between October and April. With Peoria and Evansville being the closest teams to Quad City (due to Moline being the northernmost SPHL town), it's little wonder that they will be the most frequent opponents.
Having fewer games against powerhouse Peoria, which dominated the Storm 13-3 throughout 16 games last season, might be a boon for the sophomore team. After finishing with an 18-33-5 record and only 41 points, this may be a good way for the Storm to pick up more points from other teams. Facing the same opponent too often only brews bad blood, which can quickly turn a game from a contest to havoc and fisticuffs. The most notable example of this from last season was the December 22 game, when the Rivermen came to visit at the TaxSlayer Center and racked up 92 penalty minutes. The Storm shared in the penalties, of course, accruing 107 minutes in penalties; most of these offenses occurred in the third period, during which there were four fights (with three occurring at the same time).
The Storm will also be seeing less of the Thunderbolts, however, which the Storm might not like. Last season, the two teams faced off 12 times, Quad City winning eight of those contests. If Evansville's record from last season continues into the upcoming campaign, opponents against the lone Indiana-based team in the SPHL may be able to pick up several points. Teams playing the Thunderbolts, however, can't expect easy victories, as underdog teams often fight harder.
Holiday hockey games are a tricky affair, as teams need to decide whether the potential of fans bringing family outweighs the risks of fans traveling and reducing attendance numbers. One holiday that always draws large crowds is Black Friday, however. Over the past four years, an average of just under 3,900 fans has watched post-Thanksgiving Day hockey at the TaxSlayer Center. With the Black Friday game not only being against Peoria, but also the first half of a home-and-home weekend, it's sure to be a big crowd.
The season will be bookended for the Storm with games against in-state rivals the Rivermen, which means those two games are sure to be large draws. The schedule does seem more balanced this season compared to last, but there are a few weekends planned that, while good schedule-wise, might be bad for the team. In March, the Storm will be in Knoxville, TN, to take on the Knoxville Ice Bears, and then be off for four days before playing three-in-three in Roanoke, VA, against the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs. Following that series, the Storm will return home for another three-in-three, this time against the Fayetteville Marksmen. Knoxville is on the way to Roanoke, with only 259 miles separating the two cities. On the other hand, 920 miles lie between Moline and Roanoke. It would make sense if the team was to stay out east during those four days, whether in Roanoke or Knoxville. While it would be expensive due to hotel costs, the question remains of whether or not it would be cheaper than having a bus transport back and forth.
Another issue with the back-to-back, three-in-three series is whether or not the team can stay uninjured enough to put a full bench out, especially in the last three weeks of the season. Last season, the Storm were riddled with injuries, some lasting from the beginning of the season. That's the nature of the beast, however, and up to chance, so it's difficult to predict whether that will affect this season or not.
The Storm's schedule this year doesn't look like an easy one, but it's not a tough schedule either. A well-rounded schedule could make the difference between being in or out of the playoffs, and I think this year the Storm could very well see action after April 4.
Follow @SinBinStorm on Twitter for the latest news and discussions, and keep on alert for the next big announcements about the 2019-20 season.
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We should have the possibility to get the parent task automatically completed/closed when all subtasks are completed.
It sounds like a good idea, but that option would have to be at the task level. There are tasks that I don't want to complete automatically when child tasks are done.


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Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews
(director/writer: Garrett Bailey; cinematographers: Zac Manuel/Justin Zweifach/Nisa East; editor: Garrett Bailey; music: Jamieson Shaw, Edwin Montgomery; Runtime: 81; MPAA Rating: PG-13; producers: Lauren Domino, Kellen Quinn, Garrett Bradley; Amazon Studios; 2020-B/W)
"It's a mesmerizing portrait of a family's resilience to deal with a failing criminal system that can't see things properly with its heart."
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
The Time we're talking about is prison Time. This documentary on the injustice in the American justice system is helmed with passion by Garrett Bailey ("Alone").
The Louisiana Black businesswoman and mother of six children, Fox Rich, employed now as a prison abolitionist, is fighting to get her husband Rob G. Rich released from the Louisiana State Prison, where he has been serving 18 years of a 60-year sentence without parole for armed robbery he committed when young with his wife and nephew. His wife was released after 3 years to be a single mother, and has since that date fought to get her husband released.
The power of Time is to use homemade video diaries by Fox over the last two decades of the family growing up together without the patriarch, and stressing the need for him to be home raising the kids with his wife, as he has seemed to be punished enough for his crime and it serves no more purpose.
REVIEWED ON 12/19/2020 GRADE: A-
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2015/16 Half Season Tickets now available
Sheffield Wednesday are pleased to announce that Half Season Tickets are now on sale.
The Half Season Ticket for 2015/16 takes in the final 11 home league games of the season, beginning with the visit of Bolton on 12 January, through to the last S6 clash of the campaign against Cardiff on the first day of May.
Included within the Half Season ticket are two derby contests with local rivals Leeds and Rotherham.
Adult prices start from just £285, which equates to just £25.91 per game on the Kop, representing a considerable saving on match by match tickets.
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Hier sammeln wir Satzbeispiele zur englischen Zeitform Present Progressive. Du kannst Deine Sätze als Kommentar hinzufügen. Falls es notwendig sein sollte, werde ich (oder jemand anderes) Deine Sätze dann korrigieren. Auf diese Weise entsteht eine große Sammlung, von der jeder profitieren kann. Wenn Du Dir einmal nicht sicher bist, ob die Grammatik Deiner Englisch Hausaufgaben richtig ist, kannst Du Deine Sätze (im Present Progressive!) als Kommentar hinterlassen und ich übernehme dann die Korrektur. So bist Du dann gut auf die nächste Englisch Klassenarbeit vorbereitet. Bitte beachte jedoch, dass ich nicht tagein- und tagaus vor dem PC sitzen kann. Gedulde Dich ein wenig UND teile diese Seite doch mit Deinen Freunden und Klassenkameraden. Dann haben viele etwas davon und mit der Überprüfung Deiner Sätze geht es auch schneller.
Peter is waiting for the bus in front of the school.
A cat is running out off the supermarket.
Toby and his friend are taking the bus to the city centre.
I am getting my things ready for moving to another city.
Look! Sharon's mother is giving a parcel to their grandfather.
Her parents are drinking coffee in the restaurant now.
She is doing her homework at the moment.
The ferry bus is coming now.
Samantha and Susan are walking to school right now.
I am playing tennis with Toby in evening.
He is not turning off the radio.
She is not swimming in the sea.
Rainer is not dancing with Simone.
Our teacher is not speaking loud enough.
Their baby is not crying now.
Today they are not watching the news on TV.
The girls are not wearing their school uniform today.
Most people are not working today.
Her mother is not feeding her hamster.
My grandmother is not eating in the kitchen today.
Who is swimming in the cold sea?
Is there somebody knocking at the door?
Are you laughing about me?
Who is cutting the pretty flowers?
Are you writing a love letter to your girlfriend?
Am I sitting in front of you?
Is she sleeping in her own room?
What is Tina doing at the moment?
Why aren't the pupils taking notes?
Why aren't they taking pictures in their holiday?
Isn't Moni dancing with Mike?
Why isn't the cat killing the mouse?
Isn't Mr. Cooper driving the school bus today?
Why isn't Jenny riding to school by bike today?
Why aren't they walking to school?
Aren't they wearing their school uniforms today?
Why aren't you sitting on your chair?
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package org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.admin.dto;

import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiModel;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiModelProperty;
import java.util.Objects;

/**
 * ErrorListItemDTO
 */
public class ErrorListItemDTO   {
  @SerializedName("code")
  private String code = null;

  @SerializedName("message")
  private String message = null;

  public ErrorListItemDTO code(String code) {
    this.code = code;
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * Get code
   * @return code
  **/
  @ApiModelProperty(required = true, value = "")
  public String getCode() {
    return code;
  }

  public void setCode(String code) {
    this.code = code;
  }

  public ErrorListItemDTO message(String message) {
    this.message = message;
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * Description about individual errors occurred
   * @return message
  **/
  @ApiModelProperty(required = true, value = "Description about individual errors occurred ")
  public String getMessage() {
    return message;
  }

  public void setMessage(String message) {
    this.message = message;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o) {
    if (this == o) {
      return true;
    }
    if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) {
      return false;
    }
    ErrorListItemDTO errorListItem = (ErrorListItemDTO) o;
    return Objects.equals(this.code, errorListItem.code) &&
        Objects.equals(this.message, errorListItem.message);
  }

  @Override
  public int hashCode() {
    return Objects.hash(code, message);
  }

  @Override
  public String toString() {
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    sb.append("class ErrorListItemDTO {\n");

    sb.append("    code: ").append(toIndentedString(code)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    message: ").append(toIndentedString(message)).append("\n");
    sb.append("}");
    return sb.toString();
  }

  /**
   * Convert the given object to string with each line indented by 4 spaces
   * (except the first line).
   */
  private String toIndentedString(java.lang.Object o) {
    if (o == null) {
      return "null";
    }
    return o.toString().replace("\n", "\n    ");
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}


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Q: How do I force reload of PHP page when pressing back and forward buttons on the browser? I am trying to get a PHP application to reload on page back or page forward on Firefox, Internet Explorer browsers.
I have formulated the code below that is partially working on some pages in other words when I navigate back and forward I do get a page reload instead of Document Expired or a cached page.  Other pages do not successfully reload the page contents on back or forward button press, and instead give the common message Document Expired indicating that my method did not succeed on those pages.
Session.php - Included on top of all php scripts and primarily handles load of page on request for reloads
 <?php
        session_start();

        $_SESSION['page_requested'] = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];

        if (isset($_POST['scrollamount']) && $_POST['scrollamount'] != "")
                $_SESSION['scrollamount'] = $_POST['scrollamount'];

        if (isset($_SESSION['page_loaded']) && !isset($_GET['load']))
        {
            unset($_SESSION['page_loaded']);
            if (strpos($_SESSION['page_requested'], '?') !== false)
            {
                header("Location: $_SESSION[page_requested]&load=1");
                exit;
            }
            else
            {
                header("Location: $_SESSION[page_requested]?load=1");
                exit;
            }
        }
        else if (!isset($_GET['load']))
        {
          header("Location: ?load=1");
          exit;
        }
    ?>

reload.php - This clears the get value so that a redirect loop is not encountered and this script is included after the one above and on each php script
<?
        $_SESSION['page_loaded'] = true;
        $_SESSION['page_requested'] = str_replace('&load=1', '', $_SESSION['page_requested']);
        $_SESSION['page_requested'] = str_replace('?load=1', '', $_SESSION['page_requested']);
?>

On every PHP page with an  tag I have modified the contents to of the tag to be <body onunload=""> to try to force reload following some insightful suggestions.
Unfortunately the reload behavior is not working consistently and reliably.
How can I modify what I have so far to work across all PHP scripts?

A: Short answer: You can't.
When you the user presses "Back" the browser knows that the previous page was submitted via POST and asks the user if he wants to resubmit the form BEFORE loading anything. So you can't add anything that would trigger the reload, neither via server side or via client side scripting, because the browser doesn't even load it before it prompts the user.
The only way to prevent this is to switch from POST to GET (which has other drawbacks, of course). Alternatively you can use AJAX for all POST forms and redirect to the next page after the result came in.

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A part isn't finished until it's finished. Post-process deburring, cleaning and other finishing tasks deliver a final part with ideal surface quality. Abrasive products, such as bonded and coated abrasives, often get the call to remove part stock during production. But for final surface finishing, non-woven abrasives are ideal.
Non-woven abrasives, using abrasive-grain-embedded nylon fibers bonded together, offer durability and the ability to conform to a workpiece. This helps make the finishing process easier and less time-consuming. With these products, the nylon web features uniformly dispersed abrasive grain, so as wearing occurs, the grain is constantly replenished. Another plus: Non-woven abrasives are waterproof and can be washed. They will not rust, and with open-mesh construction, they will bounce back to shape easily and repeatedly, bringing long life.
These types of abrasives have fulfilled an important role in grinding applications, bringing capabilities unmatched by other grinding products, chiefly due to the relatively gentle nature of the nylon fibers and their abrasive grains. Non-woven abrasives work on a range of metals, including aluminum, brass, copper, nickel, chrome plate, stainless steel and titanium, and nonmetals.
Flap wheels consist of sheets of non-woven material mounted around a center hub, ideal when conformability to a surface or a long-line brushed finish is required.
Convolute wheels are made by wrapping non-woven material around a center core and bonding together the layers. These wheels can easily be shaped to match preformed parts.
Unified wheels are formed by compressing multiple layers of non-woven web material and bonding them together to form a wheel. They find use for general-purpose cleaning and deburring.
Non-woven abrasives, using abrasive-grain-embedded nylon fibers bonded together, offer durability and the capability to conform to a workpiece. With these products, the nylon web features uniformly dispersed abrasive grain, so as wearing occurs, the grain is constantly replenished. Another plus: Non-woven abrasives are waterproof, and can bounce back to shape easily and repeatedly.
Non-woven abrasives exist in other forms besides wheels. Fabricators use arbor-hole non-woven discs with high-speed grinders, with extra-coarse grit often used to remove surface rust and residue, corrosion, light weld splatter and other surface contaminants. Spacers allow multiple discs to form a wide grinding wheel to provide sharp edge radiusing or deburring of decorative-finished parts. Portable grinders employ right-angle non-woven discs for various applications including cleaning, deburring, blending and finishing, as well as for removal of oxidation and coatings.
Non-woven hand pads often are specified in wet applications as a replacement for steel wool due to rust issues. Also, non-wovens come in rolls of various widths, then cut for hand sanding or other sanding applications. Non-woven belts, alternatives to coated abrasive belts, can be used for cleaning, buffing and polishing. The belts conform readily to workpieces, thus minimizing gouging and producing a more consistent finish.
Grit refers to the size of abrasive grains in the nylon web. Non-woven abrasives feature various grit sizes, from coarse—50 to 80 grit, often used for general cleaning—to micro-fine—1000 to 1200 grit, suitable for light scuffing and blending. Lower numbers mean larger grains. Grit material may be silicon carbide or aluminum oxide. A sharper grit, aluminum oxide cuts quickly and imparts finer scratch patterns on the majority of surfaces. On the other hand, aluminum oxide is more durable and finishes more aggressively on hardened steels while producing less discoloration on aluminum.
Density concerns the amount of bonding agents and abrasive grain compressed into the product. While softer densities offer improved conformability to work surfaces and less tendency to burn a workpiece, harder densities in general cut faster, last longer and provide finer finishes.
Non-woven convolute wheels, made by wrapping non-woven material around a center core and bonding together the layers, can easily be shaped to match preformed parts.
Manufacturers of non-wovens create fiber sizes and bonding agents based on the intended application, with both affecting the operational characteristics of a product. The industry continues efforts to evolve non-woven technology, especially related to bonding agents. As grinding and finishing operations generate significant heat, some resins can break down, causing marks or stains on parts. While okay for grinding operations such as deburring, finishing requirements demand improved surface quality, which then adds time and cost to the finishing process. Improvements in bonding agents include new resin systems that can deliver stain-free finishing with equal or improved product life. That means lower costs and less downtime due to rework or added finishing steps. Improved bonding systems are important in certain aerospace and automotive markets where heavy-element trace contaminants can be an issue.
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RSVP now to join the next Technology Salon
ICTs and LGBTQ Rights: What are the Challenges and Possibilities?
April 21st New York City Salon - RSVP Now
Some of the African countries that receive the largest amounts of foreign aid are those with the worst records on gay rights. Many of these same countries also serve as important hubs for the ICT4D ecosystem. Homosexuality is punishable by up to 14 years of imprisonment in the Christian-majority South of Nigeria and death by stoning in the Muslim North. It is also illegal in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Ethiopia, all of whom receive large amounts of foreign aid funding.
Large international organizations, including those working on human rights and social justice, have been slow to find ways of supporting LGBTQ rights, both for stakeholders and for LGBTQ staff working in these areas, even though gays, lesbians and transgendered people are often the most marginalized at all levels of society. Within their organizations, LGBTQ persons often suffer personal and institutional discrimination.
Though Ban Ki-moon announced in July 2014 that the UN would recognize same-sex marriages among staff, allowing them to receive the same benefits as their heterosexual counterparts, in March, Russia demanded that this decision be overturned. Within the UN, the issue is further complicated based on the type of contract awarded to the staff, consultant or intern.
How might ICTs be used to support and protect LGBTQ rights and LGBTQ-identifying populations – including those working within international development organizations and those living in the countries that are recipients of aid and development money? How do ICTs and social media complicate the situation of those working within international development organizations in these countries?
Please RSVP now to join us for a discussion with Mala Kumar, author and former UN ICT4D staff; Tania Lee, ICT4D specialist, and Robert Valadez, current UN ICT4D staff; on these and other key questions, including:
What are some examples of ICTs and social media working to support LGBTQ populations in various countries?
What other kinds of support are needed that could be enhanced via ICTs and social media?
What are some of the specific challenges for ICT4D staff that identify as LGBTQ?
How have efforts to mainstream LGBTQ issues into development work fared and what have some of the successes and challenges?
Are there organizations and programs that are 'doing it right?' What can we learn?
What steps can we take to create more LGBTQ-friendly organizations, policies and programs?
Please RSVP now to join Technology Salon NYC for a lively discussion! Be sure to arrive early to get a good seat, hot coffee, and morning snacks (thanks to Thoughtworks) before we start.
ICT4D and LGBTQ Rights
9:00-11:00 am
99 Madison Ave, 15th Floor (map)
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How Are ICTs and Social Media Supporting Tenant Rights?
April 16th Brooklyn Salon - RSVP Now
Gentrification is top of mind of many Brooklynites, as they are pushed out of their communities by large-scale economic development and wealthier groups moving in. One effect of the gentrification process is often the shuttering of local businesses and skyrocketing rents for residents as landlords make way for those who can pay more.
The New York City Office of the Comptroller reported in April 2014 that median rents in the city had risen by 75% since 2001, compared to 44% in the rest of the US, while at the same time, real incomes declined overall for New Yorkers. At the same time, the numbers of rent-regulated properties has decreased. The harshest consequences of rising rents and lowering incomes are felt by the poor and working classes (those earning less than $40,000 a year).
This situation is contributing to an increase in homelessness, with the city's shelters receiving an all time high number of people seeking support and services. The negative impacts of gentrification also tend to differentially impact on communities of color. Tenants do have rights -- however, enforcing those rights can take years when landlords have deep pockets. In 2003, a tenant advocacy group found that in cases initiated by tenants, only 2% resulted in fines for landlords.
Residents of gentrifying areas have not been silent about the impact of gentrification. Numerous community groups have formed and are fighting to keep communities intact, cohesive and affordable for residents. Social media and better data and data visualization can help to track and create evidence bases that can support residents, or to connect them to support services and legal aid.
Please RSVP now to join us at the Brooklyn Community Foundation for a lively roundtable conversation on tenant rights and ICTs. We'll hear from community organizations, technology developers, legal advocates and others with an interest in technology and social activism around tenant rights, including such questions as:
How are community organizations successfully using ICTs and social media to support tenant rights?
What is working well, and what are some of the lessons learned about using ICTs and social media for outreach?
What are some new ways that organizations could use ICTs to support their work?
What support do community organizations need to do this work?
Please RSVP now to join Technology Salon Brooklyn for a lively discussion! Be sure to arrive early to get a good seat, hot coffee, and morning snacks before we start.
ICTs, Social Media and Tenant Rights
Thursday, April 16, 2015, 9-11am
Brooklyn Community Foundation
1000 Dean Street, Suite 307
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The Foundation is a short walk from the A, C, S 2, 3, 4 or 5 trains (Franklin Av stop) (map)
What Is the Future of ICT and
Development in Cuba?
April 29th DC Salon - RSVP Now
The US Government has a mixed record in using technology to help the Cuban people improve their lives. Most of its attempts ended in failure, some painful for everyone involved, others comical in their shortsightedness.
At the same, Cuba is a technology backwater. Only 9% of the population has access to mobile services, 5% has Internet access, and neither is affordable to the masses or free of censorship. Of course, open competition by mobile operators or Internet service providers is nonexistent.
However, President Obama has finally brought Cuban-American relations into the 21st Century with historic changes to the political and commercial relations between the two countries. Of specific importance to us is the liberalization of telecommunications investments. Change is now happening fast.
Apple took Cuba off its Restricted Countries List.
You can now AirBnB across Cuba.
What's next? Uber Classic in Havana with restored 1950's cars?
Even more importantly for us, is there a role for the international development community in Cuba? Do they need our technology tools to speed development? Or is the famed Cuban entrepreneurial spirit strong enough to lead its own tech-blossoming, supported by a wave of Cuban-American Diaspora and Foreign Direct Investment?
Please RSVP now to join your peers and 3 noted thought leaders to debate the role and impact of ICT and development in the resurgence of Cuba during this historic opportunity:
Rafael Romeu, President and CEO of DevTech Systems, Inc, and ex-president of the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy.
Sandy Acosta Cox, President, Empowerment Fund for the Americas, and ex-CoP of an IRD program in Cuba
Miguel Sancho Fernández, Developer at Peach Underneath, Inc and ex-Head of Center of Information Industry, Universidad de Ciencias Informáticas in Havana
We'll have hot coffee and catered breakfast treats for a morning rush, but seating is limited, so please RSVP now to join in the discussion. Once we reach our 35-person capacity there will be a waiting list!
ICT4Cuba
April Technology Salon DC
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
About the Technology Salon
The Technology Salonâ"¢ is an intimate, informal, and in person, discussion between information and communication technology experts and international development professionals, with a focus on both:
technology's impact on donor-sponsored technical assistance delivery, and
private enterprise driven economic development, facilitated by technology.
Our meetings are lively conversations, not boring presentations. Attendance is capped at 30 people - and frank participation with ideas, opinions, and predictions is actively encouraged.
It's also a great opportunity to meet others motivated to employ technology to solve vexing development problems. Join us today!
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Scientology library: "Clearwater"
ala fadili al tamimi • apollo (formerly, "royal scot man"; often misspelled "royal scotman", "royal scotsman") • battlefield earth • bridge publications, inc. (bpi) • clearwater • curaçao • dianetics • engram • federal bureau of investigation (fbi) • gerald "gerry" armstrong • harassment • john brodie • john travolta • l. ron hubbard's credentials • l. ron hubbard's death • lawsuit • mary sue (whipp) hubbard • office of special affairs (osa) (formerly, guardian's office) • operation freakout • paulette cooper • riverside • ronald "nibs" edward dewolf (l. ron hubbard, jr.) • russell chandler • san diego union-tribune • silencing criticism, censorship
Reference materials Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Clearwater Academy International (1997 merger of A to Be School, Jefferson Academy, Renaissance Academy) • Hacienda Gardens @ 551 North Saturn Avenue Clearwater FL United States • City of Clearwater 1982 Hearings • Super Power/Flag building (formerly, Gray Moss Inn) @ 215 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States
4 matching items found between Jul 1982 and Dec 1982. Furthermore, there are 693 matching items for all time not shown.
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Oh, where, oh where has L. Ron Hubbard gone? — Flint Journal (Michigan)
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Type: Press
Author(s): Russell Chandler
Source: Flint Journal (Michigan)
Tag(s): Ala Fadili Al Tamimi • Apollo (formerly, "Royal Scot Man"; often misspelled "Royal Scotman", "Royal Scotsman") • Battlefield Earth • Bridge Publications, Inc. (BPI) • Clearwater • Curaçao • Dianetics • Engram • Flint Journal (Michigan) • Gerald "Gerry" Armstrong • Jeff Hawkins • Kathleen "Kathie" Wasserman (aka Kathie Heard) • L. Ron Hubbard's credentials • L. Ron Hubbard's death • Lawsuit • Mary Anne Mazzola • Mary Sue (Whipp) Hubbard • Riverside • Ronald "Nibs" Edward DeWolf (L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.) • Russell Chandler
L. Ron Hubbard: A new controversy / Son of Scientology founder questions father's health, location — Los Angeles Times (California)
Source: Los Angeles Times (California)
Tag(s): Ala Fadili Al Tamimi • Allen Hubbert • Apollo (formerly, "Royal Scot Man"; often misspelled "Royal Scotman", "Royal Scotsman") • Auditing • Battlefield Earth • Church of Scientology of California (CSC) • Clearwater • Curaçao • Diana Hubbard Horwich • Dianetics • E-Meter • Engram • Gerald "Gerry" Armstrong • Gold Base (also, "INT Base") @ Gilman Hot Springs • L. Ron Hubbard's credentials • L. Ron Hubbard's death • Lawsuit • Legal • Los Angeles Times (California) • Mary Sue (Whipp) Hubbard • Operation Snow White • Riverside • Ronald "Nibs" Edward DeWolf (L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.) • Russell Chandler • Science of Survival (book)
'Dianetics' ads are running into trouble — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Author(s): Milo Geyelin
Source: St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Bridge Publications, Inc. (BPI) • Clearwater Sun (Florida) • Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health (book) • Fraud, lie, deceit, misrepresentation • Hugh Wilhere • Jim Kellahin • Milo Geyelin • Recruitment • Salary • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Workplace recruitment
Inside Scientology: Scientology versus the Merchants of Chaos — News-Herald (Santa Rosa, California)
Author(s): Dennis Wheeler
Source: News-Herald (Santa Rosa, California)
Throughout its nearly 30 years of existence, the Church of Scientology has had problems with its image in the media. Newspaper articles have called it a "bizarre brain-washing cult" founded by a former science fiction writer. Television coverage of recent hearings in Clearwater, Florida — home of the Church's U.S. headquarters — emphasized testimony that the group's founder, L. Ron Hubbard, is in hiding and, according to his son, might even be dead. And the Reader's Digest recently printed two controversial ...
Tag(s): Cathy Lee Crosby • Clearwater Sun (Florida) • Dead agenting (Black PR, smear campaign) • Dennis Wheeler • Eugene H. Methvin • Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) • Harassment • John Brodie • John Travolta • Lawsuit • Narconon (aka Scientology drug rehab) • News-Herald (Santa Rosa, California) • Office of Special Affairs (OSA) (formerly, Guardian's Office) • Omar V. Garrison • Operation Freakout • Paulette Cooper • Playing Dirty: The Secret War Against Beliefs (book) • Private investigator(s) • Reader's Digest • San Diego Union-Tribune • Silencing criticism, censorship • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Success stories ("wins") • The Hidden Story of Scientology (book) • The Scandal of Scientology (book)
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Seongnam é uma cidade da província de Gyeonggi-do, na Coreia do Sul. Com 1.023.009 habitantes, é uma das mais populosas da Região Metropolitana de Seul.

Cidades de Gyeonggi


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è una serie ONA di genere musicale e fantasy in 12 episodi prodotta dallo studio di animazione Liden Films in collaborazione con la compagnia di telecomunicazioni Dwango e il produttore di videogiochi Mages. Le parti cantate delle due protagoniste Rin e Finis sono interpretate rispettivamente dalla cantante Konomi Suzuki e dalla doppiatrice Yukari Tamura. La serie è stata annunciata durante un concerto di compleanno tenuto da Konomi Suzuki nel novembre 2016 ed è stata pubblicata per la prima volta online in Giappone da Netflix il 31 marzo 2018 a cui è seguita una trasmissione televisiva sulle reti giapponesi Tokyo MX, Sun TV, TV Aichi, BS Fuji e KBS Kyoto a partire dal 7 aprile 2018. Netflix ha reso disponibile in streaming la serie a livello mondiale il 30 settembre 2018 con doppiaggio e sottotitoli in più lingue, tra cui l'italiano e con le parti cantate in originale giapponese sottotitolato.

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Rin è una ragazza sempre pronta ad aiutare gli altri. Vive in campagna assieme al nonno e ai suoi due fratellastri Mei e Al, ma il suo sogno è di andare nella lontana capitale del regno per cantare assieme all'Orchestra reale. Intanto nella capitale, la cantante Finis è costretta suo malgrado ad aiutare il malvagio principe nella guerra contro gli stati vicini. Sia lei che Rin possiedono il potere di dominare i quattro elementi con le loro canzoni; Rin canta spesso la canzone della guarigione per aiutare chi è in difficoltà, mentre Finis usa quella canzone per guarire i soldati feriti in battaglia, ma usa anche altre potenti canzoni per distruggere gli eserciti nemici.

Dopo la distruzione del suo villaggio da parte dello spietato generale Bazra Beamols e la conseguente uccisione del nonno e della sorellastra Mel, Rin parte alla volta della capitale accompagnata dal fratellastro Al. Durante il percorso si uniscono ai due la menestrella Pony Goodlight e le sorelle Monica e Alyu Lux, ma proprio quando, dopo alcune avventure, giungono nei pressi della capitale, la cantante Finis, disperata per la morte dell'amato Henry Leobolt, inizia a cantare la canzone della distruzione, che causa una pioggia di meteoriti, distruggendo tutta la regione e uccidendo tutti gli abitanti.

Da questa immane distruzione stranamente si salva solamente Finis, divenuta immortale. Da quel momento attraversa tutte le epoche, acquisendo una enorme conoscenza, fino ad arrivare in un'era governata dalla tecnologia, nella quale però il mondo viene distrutto da una guerra atomica. A quel punto la storia dell'umanità ha un nuovo inizio e l'immortale Finis si rende conto che tutti gli avvenimenti si ripetono di nuovo con un carattere ciclico. Ripercorre più volte il ciclo della storia umana, alla vana ricerca dell'amore perduto, fin quando decide di porre fine a tutto quanto, annientando la Terra con la sua canzone della distruzione.

Personaggi

Doppiaggio: Konomi Suzuki (giapponese), Martina Felli (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Yukari Tamura (giapponese), Francesca Bielli (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Misaki Kuno (giapponese), Stefano Dallavalle (italiano)

Alea Golt /
Doppiaggio: Chiaki Takahashi (giapponese), Iolanda Granato (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Asami Seto (giapponese), Giulia Maniglio (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Misaki Kuno (giapponese), Chiara Francese (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Seiichirō Yamashita (giapponese), Alessandro Capra (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Ai Kayano (giapponese), Renata Bertolas (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Ai Kayano (giapponese), Beatrice Caggiula (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Tsuyoshi Koyama (giapponese), Massimiliano Lotti (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Yuuto Suzuki (giapponese), Matteo De Mojana (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Mitsuru Ogata (giapponese), Mario Scarabelli (italiano)

Doppiaggio: Hiroshi Ito (giapponese), Maurizio Scattorin (italiano)

Colonna sonora
 Sigla iniziale
  testo di Aki Hata è cantata da Konomi Suzuki (epp. 2-12)
 Sigla finale
 TEARS ECHO è cantata da Yukari Tamura (epp. 1-6, 8-11)
  è cantata da Yukari Tamura (ep. 12)
 Canzoni
I testi delle canzoni presenti nell'anime sono di Aki Hata, le musiche sono di Yūsuke Shirato.

Episodi

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Collegamenti esterni

Anime con sceneggiature originali